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Just this morning, husband called.He was crying.He said sorry to me over the ugly fight last night.His voice was full of remorse and guilt.While crying, he admitted how wrong he was and he would never fight with me again.He promised that he would listen to me hereafter and respect me. I was speechless.He told me to come earlier from work as he had planned for a candle light dinner tonight and he bought a sexy lingerie for me to make up for the fight last night. :/I was moved by his sweet gesture. How very romantic.It made me feel overwhelmed listening to all of those.Thing is, I have no idea whose husband that was.It was a wrong number, but the feeling was great. :p Sighs.

The Bubble-Head Charm.This is a small one, but it echoes a number of other inconsistencies noted in several other answers.Harry and Hermione (and Ron too, but mostly just Hermione) spent weeks searching for some kind of magic that would allow Harry to remain under water in the Black Lake for an hour. They searched everywhere they could think of, and they could find nothing helpful.The day of the challenge, Fleur and Cedric whip out the Bubble-head charm like it was easy. I give them credit for being much more advanced wizards than Harry. Perhaps it was buried in some obscure volume of long-forgotten magic. Or maybe it’s a devilishly tricky little spell that a 4th-year could not hope to conjure……until the following year…In Order of the Phoenix, so many stink-bombs have been let off in the hallways of Hogwarts that students are casting Bubble-head on themselves just to walk between classes. So apparently it’s not that tricky after all.The plot hole: This seemingly simple, obvious bit of magic eludes Hermione Granger, the brightest witch of her age, a devoted bibliophile, and the most thorough researcher in the school? Not bloody likely. There’s no way Hermione can’t find the Bubble-head charm.

Cinderella has what seems to be the biggest plot hole in any story ever.The funny thing about it is that it's clearly obvious.I'll run through the plot real quick.Cinderella (story) is basically about a poor girl who lives with a wicked stepmother and two evil sisters.On the night of a ball that she was forbidden to attend, her Fairy Godmother (FG) appears out of nowhere, declares that she will go to the ball, and then takes it upon her magical self to give Cinderella a big makeover.Before FG sends Cindy on her merry way, she reminds Cindy:Oh, now, just a minute. You must understand, my dear:On the stroke of twelve, the spell will be broken, and everything will be as it was beforeHere's the deal, when the clock struck midnight, everything that FG fancied up went back to being their raggedy old selves; the carriage turns back into a pumpkin, horses back into mice, Cindy's big fancy gown back into rags, etc, etc....But what about the Glass Slipper? Just that one glass slipper? How come everything changes back at midnight but the Glass Slipper remains as it is?Why didn't it turn back into an old shoe? It should have turned back into an old shoe (or whatever it was before FG waved her wand).That's a pretty major plot hole.